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Django values_list vs values
# Django values_list vs values: What's the Difference? 🤔 So, you're working on a Django project and you come across these two queries: `values_list` and `values`. 🤷♀️ What's the difference between them? Let's break it down and find out! 💡 ## The Scen
multiprocessing vs multithreading vs asyncio
# 💥 Multi-Something Showdown: Multiprocessing vs Multithreading vs Asyncio So, you want to write a program that makes use of all those cores in your computer, huh? Well, fear not, my friend! In this tech journey, we'll be demystifying multiprocessing, mu
How do I change the string representation of a Python class?
## How to Customize the String Representation of a Python Class 😎🐍 So you want to change the way your Python class is displayed as a string? Just like in Java where you can override the `toString()` method, Python also provides a way to customize the st
How does asyncio actually work?
# How does asyncio actually work? 💡🔧 Have you ever wondered how asyncio works under the hood? 🤔 It can be a bit confusing, especially when you're faced with thousands of lines of C code and not much helpful documentation to guide you. But fear not, bec
Why is there no xrange function in Python3?
📢 Why is there no xrange function in Python3? Let's unravel this mystery and find easy solutions, so you can code like a pro! 🐍 Recently, I dived into Python3 and discovered a missing piece in the puzzle - the beloved `xrange` function. 😢 It used to be
Error "Import Error: No module named numpy" on Windows
# Fixing the "Import Error: No module named numpy" on Windows So, you're trying to import the `numpy` module in Python on your Windows system, but you're encountering the frustrating "Import error: No module named numpy." Don't worry, you're not alone! Th
PyLint message: logging-format-interpolation
📝 **Blog post: PyLint message: logging-format-interpolation** 👋 Hey there tech enthusiasts! 👨💻 Welcome back to our tech blog! Today, we have an interesting question to dive into: PyLint message: `logging-format-interpolation`. 🤔 If you've come acros
TypeError: got multiple values for argument
🐢 **Technical Turtle Troubles!** 🐢 Have you ever encountered a `TypeError` that stumped you? Well, today we're tackling the elusive `TypeError: got multiple values for argument` error. 🐢🚫 ### 💡 What's Going On? In our case, this error occurs when c
Access multiple elements of list knowing their index
# 📚 The Ultimate Guide to Accessing Multiple Elements of a List Knowing Their Index Hey there! 😄 Are you looking for a better way to access multiple elements of a list in Python, knowing their indices? We've got you covered! 🙌 In this post, we'll dive
Using pickle.dump - TypeError: must be str, not bytes
# How to Fix the `TypeError: must be str, not bytes` Error When Using `pickle.dump` <p class="emoji">🔐💔</p> Are you trying to pickle a simple dictionary in Python, only to be met with a cryptic `TypeError: must be str, not bytes` error? Don't worry, yo